2017
DOI: 10.1002/jsc.2135
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Competitive strategy, dynamic capability, and value creation: Some empirical evidence from UK telecommunications firms

Abstract: The overall interplay between competitive strategies and dynamic capabilities is an integral part of value creation in terms of novelty, lock‐in, complementarities, and efficiency. In response to insufficient systematic research on the impact of competitive strategies and dynamic capabilities on value creation, this study expands prior studies (Rashidirad et al., 2013) by proposing carefully testable research hypotheses and empirically explores the research phenomenon. This study analyzes the complex interrela… Show more

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“…Many organizations with inward foci suffer from Levitt's Marketing Myopia often resulting in customer attrition and potentially business failure. In today's increasingly networked, uncertain, and interconnected business world (Rashirdirad et al, ) academics and practitioners increasingly subscribe to Mintzberg's () view that the business environment is changing at such a rate that all work is done in permanent turbulence and intended strategies have little chance of being achieved without deflection. While Levitt and Mintzberg are relatively recent contributors to debates on strategy, arguments about consumption, consumer behavior, and consumerism are much older and much deeper (Jackson, ).…”
Section: Contemporary Contextmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Many organizations with inward foci suffer from Levitt's Marketing Myopia often resulting in customer attrition and potentially business failure. In today's increasingly networked, uncertain, and interconnected business world (Rashirdirad et al, ) academics and practitioners increasingly subscribe to Mintzberg's () view that the business environment is changing at such a rate that all work is done in permanent turbulence and intended strategies have little chance of being achieved without deflection. While Levitt and Mintzberg are relatively recent contributors to debates on strategy, arguments about consumption, consumer behavior, and consumerism are much older and much deeper (Jackson, ).…”
Section: Contemporary Contextmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The traditional approach of transactional value arguably covers the majority of organizational publications in the twentieth century. Transactional value is determined by business models predicated on organizations being linked to external stakeholders and engaging in economic exchanges (with them) to create value (Rashirdirad et al, ). Consumers buy goods in order to achieve certain goals.…”
Section: Value Creationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Theme parks play a key role in tourism industry as they contribute significantly to global revenue generation (Sievänen, Neuvonen, & Pouta, ). Successful interplay between a theme park's competitive strategies and positive travel experience will lead to high tourist satisfaction and value creation (Rashidirad, Salimian, Soltani, & Fazeli, ). With the popularity of theme parks, visitor experiences in theme parks became a research focus for marketing.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…While considering the current telecommunication environments, customers have the every right to choose their service providers [1]. At the moment, this is the current status for long-distance, Internet Service Providers (ISP) and wireless service providers.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%